From nothing to live in a weekend.
You already use Claude. Now you build something with it and put it online. Real URL, real domain, same stack we used for weeknight.dev. Two hours of focused time and you’re shipping.
Install the whole toolkit
Node, git, VS Code, GitHub, and the Claude Code CLI. Everything a modern web developer uses. 20 minutes, one pass, done forever.
Claude Code scaffolds your app
You describe what you want in one prompt. Claude Code builds a full Next.js project and runs it on your laptop. You see it in a browser within minutes.
Advanced Claude Code patterns
Plan mode before coding, spawning subagents for parallel work, the /ultrareview command that every tutorial skips. The patterns that take you from beginner to competent.
Security that won't burn you
How to handle API keys, environment variables, and secrets so you don't publish them to GitHub by accident. Plus a Claude Code audit prompt that catches mistakes before you push.
Deploy to Vercel
Push to GitHub, connect Vercel, go live. The same flow real software teams use. Auto-deploy on every commit.
Custom domain
Replace the ugly vercel.app URL with your actual domain. DNS, HTTPS, the whole package handled in fifteen minutes.
One price. One weekend. Yours forever.
Interactive, save-your-progress training. Every command and prompt auto-fills with your project. 14-day refund if you don’t ship something by the end of your first weekend.
- Interactive walkthrough that saves your progress
- Every prompt personalized to your project
- The same stack powering weeknight.dev
- Free updates when we add new chapters
Who this is for
- You finished the Quick Start Package (or you’re already comfortable prompting Claude) and you want to ship something.
- You’ve avoided “learning to code” because it felt like too much. Claude Code changed that equation.
- You’d rather have a live URL to show a coworker than a certificate from a course.
- You want the same stack real teams use, not a toy learning environment you throw away.
Who this isn’t for
- Software engineers. You already know this stack. Share it with a non-engineer teammate.
- People who want a drag-and-drop no-code tool. This installs real software on your laptop and you’ll see a terminal. That’s the price of entry.
- Anyone hoping to sell their thing online immediately. That’s what the Stripe Integration Package is for. Launch first, monetize second.
FAQ
What if I’ve never installed a developer tool before?
That’s exactly who this is for. Step 2 walks you through installing everything, one item at a time, with links to the official downloads. Nothing is assumed.
Do I need a paid Claude subscription?
The Claude Code CLI works with Claude API credits or a Pro subscription. Pro ($20/month) is the simpler entry point if you’re not sure. A weekend of building typically uses about a dollar’s worth of API credits, so either path works.
Does hosting actually cost money?
Vercel’s free tier covers personal and side projects indefinitely. A custom domain runs ~$12–$20/year depending on the TLD, bought through Vercel or elsewhere. Everything else in this package is one-time.
What if I follow along but get stuck?
Every step has a prompt for handing the situation to Claude Code. Paste the error, paste the file, ask for the fix. That’s the meta-skill the whole package teaches.
What’s the refund policy?
14 days, no questions. If you don’t have something live on your own domain by the end of your first weekend, we refund you.
Is this a prerequisite for the Stripe Integration Package?
Basically yes. The Stripe package assumes you have a working Next.js project deployed to Vercel. The Launch Package gets you there. If you already have a deployed project, you can skip Launch and go straight to Stripe Integration.
Not quite ready?
Start with the Quick Start Package ($19). It covers using Claude at work without installing anything. When you’re ready to build something, come back here.